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The increase, set to take effect on Jan. 1, will be 45 cents higher than the current rate.
The fair, now in its fifth season, draws women and men from their 20s to 70s, some interested in being licensed, others interested in administrative work or joining a team.
The nonprofit mentorship program by the team behind Luke’s Lobster aims to give high school students an entry point into lobstering either as a hobby or livelihood.
For anyone who has recently relocated, guest columnist Katie Shorey offers a playbook for building your professional and personal networks.
Across Piscataquis County, employers in sectors from health care to manufacturing and hospitality are improvising to hire and retain employees.
Taking time off isn’t about escaping responsibility, it's about making sure we have the energy, focus and clarity to bring our best selves to the work that truly matters, our guest columnist writes.
The Pine Tree State outshines all but three other states for women's equality in a barometer by personal finance website WalletHub.
Steps for a successful career change include clarifying your "why" and adopting a growth mindset, as suggested by our guest columnist.
Maine’s Solar for All program was expected to help some 20,000 low-income Maine households save between $380 and $1,400 annually on energy bills.
In 2009, Mainebiz started a program to honor women leaders who showed remarkable leadership and vision.
The director of engagement for Live + Work in Maine and president of Startup of Maine is a force of nature in Maine's business community.
Five business leaders n sectors from hospitality to HR event management shared their their approaches to sustainable growth, hiring and exit planning.
The Landing School in Arundel will offer scholarships that give students the opportunity to train in two boat-building shops in Maine.
Careers in engineering, real estate and finance have a cut-throat aspect to them, as a national survey shows.
Maine community colleges will offer free training in areas from health care to hospitality, funded by an $8.3 million grant.
Touted as a first-of-its-kind for adult learners, the degree will be offered by the University of Maine at Farmington and delivered through the University of Maine at Presque Isle’s existing online program called YourPace.